PICKING GROWTH STOCKS (BY T. ROWE PRICE JR)

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In this animated video summary of Picking Growth Stocks, I will reveal my favorite advice from “the father of growth stock investing” – T. Rowe Price Jr.

Top 5 takeaways from Picking Growth Stocks:
00:00 Intro
01:02 1. Form an objective
04:10 2. The life cycle theory of investing
06:04 3. Identifying growth stocks
09:50 4. Factors causing strong growth
12:01 5. Factors causing maturity & decline

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human & corporate life cycle is kinda different, "risk increases when maturity is reached" is quite misleading for me, the longer company can survive & mature the more safe it'll be as long term stock, but if we talking about its growth of course mature company has limited/dying growth (but still lower risk than a quick growth stock) and sometimes old & conservative company can be a good & safe "growth stock" too if they can innovate (or at least maintain their moat).

nice video as always 👍

Elexusss

*This is a really good rundown and explanation. I think everyone needs to watch this video.* 👍

PassiveIncomeTom

“Even the amateur investor who lacks training and time to devote to managing his investments can be reasonably successful by selecting the best-managed companies in fertile fields of growth, buying their shares and retaining them until it becomes obvious that they no longer meet the definition of a growth stock.” – T. Rowe Price

anonymoussquirrel

It is a nice qualitative intro. However, it is missing growth investing based on quantitative analysis. There are rules for price targets. As some might have noticed you can overpay for growth companies, especially if growth investing is en vogue and there is too much cash chasing too little growth.

NbyD

This book is a beast !! When i'll have more money in my pocket i'll focus more on growth investing !! For now I'm focusing on value investing while I don't have much to invest now. One year later I'll be on track. Thanks for all the gold sharing !! ⭐ 💪💪

jeanpolice

Nobody can become financially successful over night. They put in background work but we tend to see the finished part. Fear is a dangerous component, hindering us from taking bold steps we need in other to reach our goals.

Amelia-Elizabeth

Your videos are brutal! Thank you so much

Hugo_WP

Love your videos man, awesome work! On this video you mention Xerox and that sorta cracked me up cuz I made 60% profit on it in last ~9months ;) just a shout out to a resilient company that adapted somewhat to the current situation

ChroncMTG

According to me, picking growth stocks is only good in unconventional industries like electric cars etc. Otherwise for others, value investing is preferred.
👍👍👍👍👍Great video.

sarthakkgangwani

Nokia was actually thinking to make smartphones. But then they tought that no one wants them 😅😅😅

coachmikaellaakso

What about the Lindy effect? That is, things that have been around a long time tend to be around for a lot longer. Since companies are not humans and thus do not have an expected lifespan it’s a lot harder to determine if they are at a higher risk of dying...At least by age alone.

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